Hierarchically distributed architecture for large-scale integrated WAMPAC system

Gamboa, Silvana; Orduña, Eduardo

doi:10.1109/conielecomp.2015.7086946

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“…Edges represent interactions between services, such as invocation chains, data exchanges, dependencies, etc., with edge weights potentially reflecting interaction frequencies, data volumes, importance levels, etc. Global properties describe statistical characteristics of the entire network, such as degree distribution, clustering coefficient, average path length, used to assess overall network structure and functional characteristics [3]; they also include indicators reflecting system dynamic behaviors, such as spatio-temporal distribution of service request rates, fluctuation patterns of system load, probability of fault propagation, etc.…”

Section: Construction Of Complexity Modelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Scalability and Performance Optimization Strategies in Large-Scale System Architectures

Wu,

Lazaro

2024

AJST

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This paper aims to break away from traditional thinking paradigms by introducing theories and methods from complexity science to provide innovative and effective solutions for scalability and performance optimization of large-scale system architectures. The paper first constructs a complex network model for large-scale system architecture, which includes nodes (services), edges (interactions), and global attributes, along with dynamic models reflecting key metrics such as system performance and scalability, providing a theoretical foundation for subsequent research. Subsequently, from a complexity perspective, it innovatively proposes scalability strategies, including adaptive scalability strategies for complex network optimization, data-driven complex system regulation, and elastic computing and service orchestration mechanisms. In terms of performance optimization, it applies tools such as complex systems observation theory and network flow theory to explore insights and breakthroughs in complexity related to full-link performance monitoring and diagnostics, asynchronous communication, task scheduling, and software-hardware collaborative optimization. Finally, the paper summarizes the research findings, distilling the core concepts and methodological innovations of scalability and performance optimization strategies from a complexity perspective. It also looks ahead to the prospects of further integrating complexity science and information technology in the future, along with potential research topics in new scenarios and challenges.

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Section: Construction Of Complexity Modelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Scalability and Performance Optimization Strategies in Large-Scale System Architectures

Wu,

Lazaro

2024

AJST

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“…A hierarchically distributed architecture of an integrated wide area monitoring and damping control system is presented in Fig. 2 [14]. In order to damp the oscillations, power flow exchanges and generation plants control systems can contribute.…”

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A Review of Wide-Area Monitoring and Damping Control Systems in Europe

Karavas¹,

Plakas²,

Krommydas³

et al. 2021

2021 IEEE Madrid PowerTech

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The fundamental changes in power systems have led to an increased complexity in their operation and control. Wide area monitoring systems (WAMS) are considered as a key solution in order to deal with these challenges. In this paper, a general description of WAMS is presented along with a literature review on the topic. Emphasis is given on documenting real up to date applications of WAMS in the European power network. Moreover, wide area damping control systems for power system oscillations are also presented. A description is provided of two innovative WAMS combined with damping control using FACTS devices and Battery Energy Energy Storage Systems (BESS) that are currently implemented in the European network.

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“…Currently, there are several new approaches for WAMPAC systems, taking into account the development of their architecture and integration with other existing systems, in particular, SCADA [5]. The authors consider the issue of organizing several levels of WAMPAC management and their relationship with each other.…”

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Application of WAMPAC principles in distribution networks

Piskunov,

Mokeev,

Ulyanov

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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The paper examines the dissemination of principles for constructing WAMPAC systems in medium voltage networks. The authors provide the prerequisites for the use of WAMPAC in distribution networks and show the advantages of such systems over traditional ones. The first part of the paper considers directions for the development of monitoring, protection and automation systems in the distribution network. The second part is devoted to the localization of ground faults based on phasor measurement technology. The paper also presents the results of mathematical modeling and data on the experience of applying WAMPAC principles in 10 kV cable networks.

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Hierarchically distributed architecture for large-scale integrated WAMPAC system

Cited by 6 publications

References 5 publications

Scalability and Performance Optimization Strategies in Large-Scale System Architectures

Scalability and Performance Optimization Strategies in Large-Scale System Architectures

A Review of Wide-Area Monitoring and Damping Control Systems in Europe

Application of WAMPAC principles in distribution networks

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